So with just a couple of episodes left I wanted to post this as chance to make one big Thank You Card for the cast and crew of In Plain Sight. This show has meant SO much to me the last 5 seasons, its why I started the site and why I do a lot of what I do right now.f you feel up to it, please leave a comment on this post for one of the cast or crew – we’ll share it with them on twitter, as well as send a copy to the studios in Albq to say thanks to those people who worked behind the scenes for the last 5 seasons.

We will be collecting comments and notes till May 4th.

Lots of interesting reviews out there –

In Plain Sight series finale – All doesn’t end well
‘In Plain Sight’ series finale: Messy is what you need
In Plain Sight Review: Perfectly Messy
‘In Plain Sight’ series finale: Sweet satisfaction

Julie, Paul Ben Victor’s Wife, just posted a thank you video from him HERE

The stars of the hit USA original series IN PLAIN SIGHT are saying goodbye to fans in the first ever cast-created SideShow during the series finale, “All’s Well That Ends,” on Friday, May 4 at 10/9c. Series stars Mary McCormack, Frederick Weller, Lesley Ann Warren, Paul Ben Victor, Rachel Boston and Tangie Ambrose say their goodbyes, talk about their favorite episodes and more as they look back at the last five seasons of IN PLAIN SIGHT.

The “show within the show” – the theme of the USA SideShows – comes with a poignant twist for the In Plain Sight finale: the SideShow will focus exclusively on the words of the cast, offering fans insight into the actors’ point-of-view that is at times humorous (“it’s hard to retract…”), flustered (“I don’t know what I’m saying!”), and inspiring (“heaven high!”). Fans will have the opportunity to share their farewells, and can follow the SideShow by downloading the Miso app from iTunes or participating online athttp://show.gomiso.com/xxYZbgI.

In the finale “All’s Well That Ends,” Mary finds herself caught between her “model” witness and an unexpected family reunion, while radical changes take place around the WITSEC office. Guest stars for the episode include Tia Carrere, Josh Hopkins, Nichole Hiltz, Ray Abruzzo, Anna Osceola, Ali Marsh and Bryan Callen.

THR has a new video preview up for tonight

In Plain Sight Series Finale – Five Things to Exepct
Raise a Glass to In Plain Sight

TV Addict preview for tonight is up here!

It took until the very last day of shooting on In Plain Sight, but after five seasons and 61 episodes, the show finally brought them together for good.

“We had two people on our production team get engaged a few hours before we wrapped,” Frederick Weller tells TVGuide.com.

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As a country girl who grew up living sustainably and appreciating nature, Rachel Boston has always been eco-aware. “I grew up in a house my parents built together on a mountain in Tennessee. When we moved in, the walls were still going up, we didn’t have hot water, and we turned it into an amazing adventure,” says Boston. “My dad is an engineer and works on green energy, so I’m very aware of what it takes to keep a modern home running and how we can simplify. In Los Angeles, I drive a hybrid and live in a very simple home. Anything you do from carrying a canteen of water to starting a recycling program in your office makes a difference. Reusing what you already have has always been green — from clothes to boxes to glass jars from the supermarket,” she says, noting that she has been a vegetarian most of her life. “I explored it in middle school and it just felt right. In my 20s, I committed to it and my energy changed. I felt much more alive and started to enjoy cooking.”

Based in New Mexico while shooting USA’s “In Plain Sight,” which has its series finale May 4, Boston lived on an organic lavender farm near the Rio Grande. “It was so lovely. There are baby goats and peacocks and beautiful gardens surrounded by fields of organic vegetables and lavender. It was a wonderful place to come home to after a day of filming.”

The set itself was quite sustainable, and in fact was awarded the Green Seal from the Environmental Media Association last fall. “We used real dishes at lunch and in the kitchen and old scripts were turned into note pads. All paper products were 100-percent recyclable and there was a recycling center set up in the offices,” Boston reports.

She has played Det. Abigail Chaffee, now the fiancée of Marshall Mann (Frederick Weller) for the last year, and has relished many of the character’s qualities, including unconditional love. “She’s a very strong woman and her core is very kind. In a world where kindness can be mistaken for weakness, she shows that her work ethic, passion and heart inspire her strength. And I liked shooting guns. Love and guns, a special combination.”

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